Lord Jamar Claims Shannon Sharpe Has A Sextape With His Ex-Girlfriend

Lord Jamar Claims Shannon Sharpe Has A Disturbing Sextape With His Ex-Girlfriend Out There

Shannon Sharpe has been a hot topic since he was formally hit with rape and assault allegations by a former girlfriend. Celebrities and fellow sports commentators have been reacting to the allegations and Lord Jamar is the latest to weigh in.

Lord Jamar took a different route in his reaction, seemingly making it look even more complicated than it already is. He made some claims about the ESPN analyst in wake of the lawsuit.

During a recent interview with Art of Dialogue, the rapper and DJ claimed he heard that video exists showing Sharpe assaulting a woman. The New Rochelle native alleged he listened to audio recording in which Sharpe seemingly admitted to choking a woman.

Lord Jamar says there’s a d*sturbing video of Shannon Sharpe and his ex girlfriend pic.twitter.com/DM3YkgBoBM

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“The boy Shay Shay,” Jamar began. “There’s a recording where she’s saying something like, ‘I guess we have to go out because I don’t want to get choked,’ and he’s admitting to choking her.”

The rapper also claimed a friend, who supposedly saw the video, sent him a troubling text. According to Jamar, his friend said, “I haven’t seen this tape myself, but someone I trust says they watched it. In the video, he’s choking this girl and railing her from the back.”

“My man just texted me this morning saying, ‘Shannon Sharpe’s going to jail. I just saw the video,’” Jamar added.

The woman reportedly filed a $50 million lawsuit, claiming Sharpe used his celebrity status to “manipulate, control, subjugate, and violate women.” Sharpe met the woman when she was 19 at a gym in 2023, per the lawsuit.

The suit also claims the 56-year-old subjected her to an aggressive, abusive relationship spanning nearly two years.

Notwithstanding, Shannon has firmly denied the accusations, calling the lawsuit a shakedown. He also announced on April 24, 2025, that he would step away from his ESPN hosting duties to focus on defending his reputation.